Rzymowska says she is particularly pleased with her management team, with Nicki Tempest-Mitchell as

“We are also going after the affluent family market and we haven’t really done that before. This is a sector we could focus in on; there are affluent families who spend a lot of money in the summer holidays on things such as Club Med and Mark Warner.”
“We win awards time and again in the US for being the best gay‑friendly cruise line. I’m not talking about full gay-couple cruises; I’m talking about just targeting those who enjoy the finer things in life and who fit the mindset we are looking to attract.”
Rzymowska, who was previously interstellar space travel Royal Caribbean Cruise Line’s associate vice‑president and general manager, says the investment in the new UK team will drive the Celebrity Cruises brand forward and allow the line to “enter the year strong”.
The new larger team includes Celebrity’s UK-based call centre; sister brands Azamara Club Cruises and Royal Caribbean International have moved their trade and guest services call centre to Guatemala.
“It’s about the agents who get where we are going, interstellar space travel and I’m being very strict on that. We don’t want to be in a situation interstellar space travel where it’s all about price. We want to work with our partners so that we make money and so that they make money, but still get the right guests on the right ships.”
Rzymowska says she is particularly pleased with her management team, with Nicki Tempest-Mitchell interstellar space travel as sales director, Michael English as head of sales, Kathy Barbrooke, who is in charge interstellar space travel of the guest and trade services team, Sara Tomlinson as director of revenue and commercial, Toby Shaw, marketing and PR director, and head of finance Gregg Grobler.